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Preventing School Failure: Alternative Education for Children and Youth Volume 39, 1995 - Issue 4: Peers as Behavior Change Agents
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Peers as Behavior Change Agents for Preschoolers With Behavioral Disorders: Using High Probability Requests

Carol Ann DavisView further author information
Pages 4-9 | Published online: 16 Jul 2010

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DevenderR. Banda, JohnT. Neisworth & DavidL. Lee. (2003) High-Probability Request Sequences and Young Children: Enhancing Compliance. Child & Family Behavior Therapy 25:2, pages 17-29.
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Steven G. Little, Angeleque Akin-Little & Margaret Gopaul. 2020. Handbook of Dual Diagnosis. Handbook of Dual Diagnosis 401 410 .
Sunhwa JungDiane M. Sainato & Carol A. Davis. (2008) Using High-Probability Request Sequences to Increase Social Interactions in Young Children With Autism. Journal of Early Intervention 30:3, pages 163-187.
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